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Keep work area clean and well lit. Avoid explosive atmospheres. Keep bystanders away.
Wear eye protection, stay alert, dress properly, keep fingers from trigger.
Use correct tool, check trigger/mechanism, maintain tools, use correct fasteners.
Tool service by qualified personnel; use identical replacement parts.
Read manual, learn applications, limitations, and potential hazards.
Always wear eye protection with side shields; consider hearing protection.
Ensure hose is free of snags, use correct fasteners, don't use as hammer, carry by handle, don't alter tool, no trigger taping.
Assume fasteners present, handle with care, keep others distant, use correct fasteners.
Do not use oxygen/combustible gases; check air pressure (70-120 psi); use proper hose coupling.
Connect air first, open magazine correctly, load nails, close magazine, use recommended nails.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE to explain risk levels.
Explains symbols like Safety Alert, Read Manual, Eye Protection, Keep Hands Away.
Defines terms like Actuate, Actuation System, Fastener, Jam, Trigger, Workpiece.
Lists operating pressure, fastener type, range, capacity, air consumption, air inlet, sound, weight.
Warning against using improperly assembled or damaged products; warning against unauthorized modifications.
Lists various uses for the nailer, from finishing trim to crafts.
Tool is oil-free; check air pressure (70-120 psi); no-mar pad for protection.
Belt hook for hanging tool; Clean Drive Technology for flush nails.
Use clean, dry air (70-120 psi); use coupling that discharges air.
Connect air first, open magazine correctly, load nails, close magazine, use recommended nails.
Switch between Single Sequential and Contact Actuation modes.
Adjust air pressure (90-95 psi test) and depth for desired results.
Disconnect air, open magazine, remove nails/jams.
Use only identical replacement parts for servicing.
Use clean cloths, avoid solvents that damage plastic.
Tool is pre-lubricated for life; no further lubrication needed.
Use lubricant/antifreeze; do not store in cold.
Air volume is critical; check for restrictions.
Steps to check tool function before daily use.
Lists parts, ordering info, and warns against unrecommended accessories.
Addresses air leaks, tool not operating, sluggish operation, and jamming.
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